Award-Winning Tutors serving Scottsville, VA

...the last five years at James Madison University. I love the language and the culture and I think that I am able to explain the grammar in such a was as to make it understandable. I am very patient and have the experience to know the areas in which students need help and where they...

...an undergraduate teaching assistant for Ordinary Differential Equations, where I help a classroom of 60 students for three hours a week and host weekly office hours to help clarify confusing topics. While I primarily tutor students in math, I enjoy tutoring a broad range of topics, specifically music theory, physics, and SAT prep. I love...

...of Virginia, with a specialization in Renaissance literature. I have over seven years of experience teaching entry-level literature and writing courses to undergraduates at multiple public universities. I believe strongly in the purpose and values of a liberal arts education: learning is the foundation of good leadership and participation in public life.

...skills. Additionally, I have taught as a teacher of the visually impaired (TVI) in both itinerant and residential settings. As a special education teacher and TVI, I have learned how to adapt materials and curriculum specific for each student I have worked with. I enjoy teaching math, science, reading, and Braille. I believe in an...

...whole life, so I completely understand the frustrations associated with learning complex topics, especially for the first time. That being said, I believe that with good mentorship, anyone can become a master of any subject. I take a patient approach with my students and I believe that positivity is very important. I look forward to...

I'm excited to help students reach their goals, particularly students that have issues with the formats and nature of tests themselves. I know that testing itself can flummox some students who are otherwise bright and qualified, which is why I want to help them overcome this.

...the Master's program for curriculum and instruction for reading. After completing the program I was able to assist more students in my hometown. I also earned a certification in Autism Spectrum Disorder. My teaching philosophy and tutoring style is based on the idea that the teacher has to meet the student where they are academically,...

...and enthusiasm for the subject to advance/fill gaps in your personal math learning. I have taught undergraduate courses in Linear Algebra and Calculus as a Graduate Teaching Assistant in my Master's program in math, and more recently, derived great fulfillment guiding my son in his math learning through his school years, from kindergarten to grade...

...and Policy Studies from the University of Vermont, a Master's Degree in Education from Castleton University, and a Bachelor's Degree in English from Randolph-Macon College. I am a former Chair of my department and President of the Vermont Association for Middle Level Education. It is my passion to support and encourage participants to be creative...

I'm an undergraduate at the University of Virginia. My interests include data science, machine learning, and computer science.

Hi! I'm a graduate student at Virginia Tech studying Engineering Mechanics, to understand how animals move and fly! I'm passionate about learning and teaching, and my favorite subjects are Math and Biology. I look forward to meeting you and helping you learn whatever you're struggling with!

...love science and would love to help you with your Chemistry, Biology, or Psychology courses! I can also help you with MCAT test preparation. I believe that STEM courses need not and should not be stressful. I know that every student is capable of achieving their academic goals and cannot wait to help you achieve...

...a vast selection of clientele. With this in mind, I find particularly helpful to approach learning with a knowledge of my students' personal strengths and interests upfront. Not all students are equal, and I appreciate my students' necessities to not only learn different strategies, but to learn these strategies in a way that coheres with...

...Through my infectious diseases research and my experience being an EMT, I have had the opportunity to communicate with, teach, and learn from all different sorts of people. In addition to a love for science and Spanish, I am also a passionate reader, writer, and musician. My philosophy is that no matter the subject, when...

...students see their own potential. I earned my degree in Supply Chain Management and Marketing from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Through my internships and college coursework, I developed strong analytical and communication skills that I bring into each tutoring session. I've also spent time mentoring peers and working with younger students, which helped...

...a small scale, and then, the teaching bug motivated me to get into the classroom and work with students. I started as an upper elementary teacher for the first 12 years of my time in the classroom. Then, I began working with older students in middle school and high school as well. At the same...

...range of subjects, including mathematics, physics, and computer programming, as well as music theory and flute performance. I also developed curriculum and was a teaching assistant for UVA's Intro to Engineering course. I believe in meeting students where they are, and guiding them to the answers through leading questions rather than formulaic procedures. Students are...

I'm currently a graduate student at James Madison University with a BA in English and obtaining my Masters in Education. I have a passion for English lit and am going into secondary education teaching in the near future. If I sound like a good fit for you I'd love to help however I can.

...grow. I earned my B.S. in Mathematics from Regent University. I tutor English/writing and mathematics. I love tutoring any subject, but writing is my favorite! I find students understand best when you break down concepts to their simpler components. I want my students to understand *why* they do something a certain way, instead of only...

...humanities outlet. My natural reading and writing ability have always been able to give me a different perspective on the sciences. However, because of my strength in language, I've always struggled in math. To be a marine science major I had to overcome a lot of academic challenges, due to the major's concentration in math....